Apartment with terraceBaltimore (United States)

Price :

$995,000

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bedrooms3 bathrooms4

Experience unparalleled luxury and breathtaking views in this rare Silo Point duplex penthouse. Spanning over 3,000 square feet of interior and exterior living space, this two-story residence boasts three bedrooms, a loft, three full bathrooms, and a half bath. Every room offers unobstructed, panoramic vistas of the Patapsco River and Baltimore's Harbor, delivering an exceptional living experience. Upon entering, the foyer opens into a stunning double-height great room, where soaring ceilings and walls of glass flood the space with natural light—ideal for both entertaining and everyday living. The residence features hardwood floors throughout, automated Lutron blinds, and custom closets. The first floor offers an open-concept living room, dining room, and chef's kitchen, plus a half bath and a spacious bedroom with an ensuite bath. The kitchen is a culinary dream, equipped with an oversized eat-in island, custom tile backsplash, Viking appliances, a gas cooktop, and built-in wine refrigeration. Step outside onto the private rooftop terrace, perfect for relaxing, gardening, or dining al fresco. A floating staircase leads to the second-floor loft area, complete with a gas fireplace and sweeping eastern and western exposures. The primary bedroom suite offers postcard-worthy views, custom built-ins, a generous walk-in closet, and a luxurious ensuite bath featuring dual vanities, a walk-in shower, Kohler fixtures, and a separate soaking tub. Three garage parking spaces and a separate storage unit are included. Silo Point provides residents with full-service amenities, including a 24-hour front desk attendant, premier building management, a fitness center with an adjoining yoga studio and private treatment room, a boardroom, a game room, and access to the 19th Floor Sky Lounge. Live the high life 19 stories up at Silo Point, a unique architectural gem transformed from a 1920s grain elevator into a 24-story tower of glass, steel, and concrete, offering architecturally unique, luxury waterfront living.